Aelia Tax Display by Country writes the resolved tax mode (inclusive or exclusive) and the buying country onto each WooCommerce order. The default Orders screen treats every total as a single column, which is right for a single-market store and wrong for stores running different tax presentations per country.

SleekView reads the orders table joined with the Aelia tax mode meta and renders orders as a queryable audit table. Filter to inclusive-mode orders in a specific country to compare conversion against exclusive-mode markets. Sort by tax total to spot anomalies. Group rows by buying country for finance reconciliation that accounts for which mode applied. The same data the chart view aggregates becomes a row-level surface for international operators, conversion analysts, and finance.

The plugin keeps owning region detection, price display logic, and the tax presentation engine. The table view owns the audit surface, so the per-order tax mode stops being a hidden meta value and becomes something the team can actually query.

Aelia Tax Display by Country lets operators choose inclusive or exclusive pricing per market, a real lever for conversion. The plugin writes the resolved mode onto every order, but the default Orders screen never surfaces it. SleekView reads the same meta and renders orders as a queryable audit table with tax mode promoted to a real column next to buying country and tax total.

Filters stack into a single query so the per-mode conversion review, the per-market reconciliation, and the presentation audit become one-click views rather than CSV exports. Aelia keeps owning region detection and price rendering, while operators get the per-row surface tax presentation always deserved.